Dave Chappelle's, "Sticks and stones" and It's Cultural Implications in Today's World.

[StoneColdSteveAustin]

I didn't even think that is was very offensive, he just made some Jokes about the gay community but nothing hateful

He jokes about everybody blacks, gun owners, white kids, junkies

Don't know why gays get so triggered

 

[AnonymityX1000]

Genius how he flipped the MJ documentary comments. First he sounded insensitive but quickly pivoted to pointing out how prevalent sexual assault is.
He is the best, has a great way of sounding organic/off the top of the head but all his shyt is well thought out beforehand.

 

[wtfyomom]

Lol dudes in here too sensitive but lmao at the Lebron gif that was funny

 

[PoorAndDangerous]

I thought it was hilarious. Chapelle wasn't pushing the envelope anymore than what he has done his whole career.

 

[Pull Up the Roots]

its hilarious and if this was ten years ago the shyt wouldnt even be controversial. im tired of this shyt, you cant even go back and watch eddie murphys old standups anymore without these fakkits getting mad, and its really just fakkits and white women that are ruining comedy and upset about this shyt. and this shyt is part of the reason trump won. muther fukking fags and white women acting like theyre the "left" of society, gtfoh and step aside you fukkin fakkits and cave bytches.

Awful post.

How many "fakkits" in your life are getting mad at you for watching some old standup?

Anyway, I personally believe that *nothing* should be off limits when it comes to comedy. Race, gender, taboo-subjects should all be fair game.

I also believe that there should be room for people to criticize, write think-pieces, or whatever. And let's be real, there's no such thing as cancel culture. Dave's pockets aren't hurting from being "called out." And Louis C.K. returned earlier this year and is touring.

 

[Yessir_Araphat]

The ending was perfect!! Tying it all back to the school shooter


the way he was gloating about the opioid epidemic "just say no, whats so hard about that??"

 

[Robbie3000]

I thought it was hilarious. Chapelle wasn't pushing the envelope anymore than what he has done his whole career.

Yep. It’s like people forgot about “For What it’s worth”

“How old is 15 Really?” Was a bit where he made light of 15 year old girls getting peed on and kidnapped.

He also made a similar joke about MJ’s accusers back then.

The gay community needs to get a sense of humor.

 

[Wargames]

The ending was perfect!! Tying it all back to the school shooter


the way he was gloating about the opioid epidemic "just say no, whats so hard about that??"

His digs at white People was still the best.

 

[Prince.Skeletor]

I also believe that there should be room for people to criticize, write think-pieces, or whatever. And let's be real, there's no such thing as cancel culture. Dave's pockets aren't hurting from being "called out." And Louis C.K. returned earlier this year and is touring.

Awful post.
Yes you are maybe right his pockets arent hurting but it still has people focused on the wrong things.
And gays boycotting netflix is only a matter of time with gays against Chappelle & feminists against bill burr.
But more importantly it has people focused on nonsense & that is the dumbing down of society.
Meanwhile big pharma is laughing, so is the military industrial complex, nra, etc...

 

[Berniewood Hogan]

The gay community needs to get a sense of humor.

I know an older gay dude who says some of the craziest funny shyt. He laughs at jokes about LGBTQ, he makes those jokes, he's got no problem at all with that because he's a comedy writer himself.

But because he's an older gay dude, he still stays in the closet around people he doesn't know. Because back in his day, that's what you had to do. Because back in his day, you could get beaten up, beaten to death, raped (by guys who swore they were straight), discriminated against, all types of shyt.

So I think the gay community, as part of the general public, has a sense of humor. It's the rich a$$holes like Caitlyn Jenner who have a problem and it's because they're rich a$$holes.

 

[Robbie3000]

I know an older gay dude who says some of the craziest funny shyt. He laughs at jokes about LGBTQ, he makes those jokes, he's got no problem at all with that because he's a comedy writer himself.

But because he's an older gay dude, he still stays in the closet around people he doesn't know. Because back in his day, that's what you had to do. Because back in his day, you could get beaten up, beaten to death, raped (by guys who swore they were straight), discriminated against, all types of shyt.

So I think the gay community, as part of the general public, has a sense of humor. It's the rich a$$holes like Caitlyn Jenner who have a problem and it's because they're rich a$$holes.

What’s worse than them are the holier than thou “allies” putting comedians through progressive purity tests.

 

[Berniewood Hogan]

What’s worse than them are the holier than thou “allies” putting comedians through progressive purity tests.

There's nothing worse than rich a$$holes, breh.

 

[Pressure]

Finally watched it. I think people are overstating how bold it is.

 

[Gains]

Finally watched it. I think people are overstating how bold it is.

it's all in the marketing

 

[NZA]

im very mixed on it...

i find it to be his least funny special but still entertaining, if that makes any sense. if he defends louis ck or whines about political correctness in one more special, i will have to be done with him. that being said, i thought the set up for the impressions joke was brilliant - while i am no trump fan, the audience had enough trump derangement to actually think dave was doing an impression of trump. it was an embarrassing but impressive moment to watch. i think that joke caused them to chill out and accept his other jokes that challenge left sensibilities.